Hardin High School - Big Horn Yearbook (Hardin, MT)

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 •••• THE BIG HORN ANNUAL

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BIG HORN ANNUAL Published by the Students of the Hardin High School Hardin © Montana Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen—Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Volume I

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THE BIG HORN ANNUAL THE SCHOOL BOARD, DISTRICT 17H . These are the men behind the pun in Distinct 17 II. As a board they are responsible for the one-hundred thousand dollar high school buikbng. the splend-did monument to the forward-looking mind of the community. As individuals tl'.csc men are broad-minded, progressive, and intensely interosted in the upbuilding of the community in nil its broadest interests. Mr. T. C. Smith, the chairman, is scr ing the people in his seventh year. lie is a careful, 1 usinesslike man who keeps his car well to the people and interprets their desire into actual conditions in the school organization. Nils Ottun has served almost as long, and so has R. A. Vickers. The fact that the L= THOMAS C. SMITH CliAirnuin people return these men to the same office when other able men are out for the ofTice r. peaks volumes in their favor. J. J. i ing adds his optimism and ir.cd rn ideas next, while last comes the honorable C. II. As bury, f u c. intendent oi the Crow Reservation. 'Ibis quintet maker, r. hoard of well I al-ance1 r.liil;,, which assures the pco 'c cf the district good man;;.;.meat. F. D. Tannc , the outgoing Clerk, has served the district thru its pioneer days ith devotion and almost heroic rnsclfi hncss, while Harry G. Rogers, the present clerk, comes to the position with college training and several years of school experience. They, rre the men behind. HARRY G. ROGERS Clerk FRANKLIN D. Former Clerk - Three —